Buyer	Lyminge Parish Council — not a council we hold
Supplier	SUTCLIFFE PLAY LIMITED

PLEASE NOTE: Can any designs etc be sent over unbranded please. Background and vision: Lyminge Parish Council recently took Meriden Park from Folkestone District Council. The park is nestled at the corner of St Mary's Close and St Mary's Drive in Etchinghill which is within the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The park is currently closed to members of the public due to the equipment being unsafe. The Parish Council has discussed the refurbishment of the park, at length, with its regular users. The general consensus is that the parish would like to see the park feature more inclusive and accessible equipment. The Parish Council also feel that the aesthetics of the park are important and should be natural in appearance. The general ethos for the park should be inclusivity and accessibility with a focus on encouraging imaginative and educational play. Equipment: The Parish Council are keen to see the following items incorporated into any proposals: - Climbing frame with a slide - Swings - Ground level trampoline (suitable for wheelchair users) - Ground level roundabout (suitable for wheelchair users) In addition to this, and subject to available space the Parish Council are eager to see smaller, filler items and would welcome proposals with flooring options. You will notice that there are two entrances to the play park, a single gate entrance and another double gate. The double gate should be utilised to increase access for wheelchair and pushchair users. Please note that full information is available via the downloadable PDF. Please contact clerk@lymingeparishcouncil.org.uk for more information. Contract start and end date are very flexible! To book a site visit please visit: https://calendly.com/clerk-lymingeparishcouncil/30min

Runs	21 Oct 2024 to 30 Nov 2024
OCID	ocds-b5fd17-d7878c3c-ce79-4ff0-a4b3-3223caa5a052
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Figures are as published An award value in OCDS may be a framework ceiling rather than a sum anyone expects to spend, so a large figure here is not evidence of a large purchase.